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Multi-level atrium spaces require robust barriers that meet safety codes. We specialise in engineering barriers that provide essential fall protection, without overpowering the design.

Large-scale multi-level infrastructure projects require barriers that comply with building codes in terms of fall protection and non-climbability. Appearance also plays an important role, especially in commercial projects.

Traditionally, commercial, and public safety barriers on buildings, bridges and other structures have been made from hard materials like glass, steel, or concrete.

We have installed tensile safety barriers on many multi-storey atriums to prevent falls from heights and provide anti-throw protection.

Fall protection barriers on multi-storey buildings, bridges and other structures must comply with strict safety codes in Australia. But the appearance of the barrier is also a priority.

Jakob Webnet mesh and vertical cables are the architectural fall protection products we use most often in our industrial and commercial barrier projects. These products are made from 316

The design of a safety barrier is not the first thing you think of when it comes to optimising learning! Yet modern protection barriers can contribute to enhancing contemporary

One of the stand-out maintenance benefits of Webnet mesh for stainless steel safety barriers is that it doesn’t need a lot of upkeep! This means lower ongoing maintenance costs.

Near–transparent barriers are transforming architecture in a range of ways. Barriers made from transparent stainless-steel materials (such as Webnet and wire-rope cables) help maintain sightlines across spaces, and facilitate

At Tensile Design & Construct, we never shy away from a challenge. In fact, a challenge gives us the opportunity to come up with innovative tensile architectural design solutions.